The royal couple lends a hand to wildfire victims, providing aid and support in Pasadena, California
Pasadena: Meghan and Harry stepped up on Friday to help out with the California wildfires. They teamed up with World Central Kitchen to provide meals and supplies to those affected.
They didn’t just hand out food; they also took the time to chat with first responders and families dealing with the aftermath of the fires. It was a real community effort.
Pasadena’s Mayor, Victor Gordo, praised their visit, saying it really lifted everyone’s spirits. He noted how important it was for them to meet the first responders and the families impacted by the wildfires.
Gordo mentioned that people were thrilled to see the royal couple. They spent time in the burned-out areas, showing genuine care for the community and its residents.
He highlighted that Meghan and Harry were there to help, not for the fame. They served food while wearing masks, keeping a low profile, which showed their true intentions.
Harry and Meghan, who live in Montecito, have also opened their home to friends who had to evacuate. They’re providing a safe space for those affected by the fires.
Reports say they live about 90 miles from the impacted areas but are doing their part to help. They even shared tips on how locals can protect their pets and vulnerable neighbors during this crisis.
In their statement, they acknowledged the devastation caused by the wildfires, urging people to help those in need. They encouraged offering shelter to friends and checking on elderly neighbors.
They also called for donations of essentials, emphasizing that many families have lost everything. The American Red Cross is on the ground, assisting those affected.
